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Operation Ranch Hand
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Operation Ranch Hand
A herbicide-spraying program carried out during the Vietnam conflict between 1962 and 1971 that primarily used Agent Orange, but also Agents Blue, Green, Pink, Purple and White
Exposure effects US servicemen exposed to the Agent Orange have a 50% increase in skin cancer, predominantly BCC. The Vietnamese exposed to the herbicides fared far worse. A meta-anlysis found a 3-fold greater incidence of major birth defects in children born to parents with high levels of exposure to Agent Orange


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Jean Hampleman Santa Fe Appreciates sources For years, Marc Simmons has entertained us with his Trail Dust columns about folk tales and his vignettes of New Mexico's past.
The hat with a brim will additionally keep insects and trail dust from getting in your face.
By some estimates, half of the mangroves and 14% of the hardwood forests were destroyed during Operation Trail Dust, threatening biodiversity and altering vegetation.
 
 
 
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